sianturi said:Now how do you make a BIG recessed hole like this with aluminium?
Forstner bit:
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Cutting oil or alcohol and a drill press. Drill a pilot hole for the Forstner bits tip first.
Soldering Iron
Heres a quick tip.
My Weller soldering iron station burnt out about 4 years ago.
I simply replaced it with a Dell Laptop charger.
Works like a charm. As an added bonus, I can use it anywhere in the world now - 240VAC in Euroland, 100VAC here in Japan and wherever else they send me next.
Heres a quick tip.
My Weller soldering iron station burnt out about 4 years ago.
I simply replaced it with a Dell Laptop charger.
Works like a charm. As an added bonus, I can use it anywhere in the world now - 240VAC in Euroland, 100VAC here in Japan and wherever else they send me next.
Circular saw table attachment
Hi,
Can ytou tell me the make and model of the saw table and where I can get one? It looks like something I can use with my wormdrive saw.
Thanks,
David
For anything that doesn't fit my mitre saw I'm using that setup. I bought that table long time ago at Canadian Tire and although desined for wood cutting it works great with metals. I'm using 7.5" circular saw which can slide above the table. I clamp aluminum pieces to the table. I was cutting 1" thick aluminum pieces as well as 2" thick heat sinks without a problem. When a piece is thicker I do two or three runs to complete the cut. Don't forget about the safety glasses.
Hi,
Can ytou tell me the make and model of the saw table and where I can get one? It looks like something I can use with my wormdrive saw.
Thanks,
David
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